Plaque
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A bit of fun /
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This sits down on the rocks of English Bay in Vancouver. It’s been there for at least 2 years now and I always wonder who it was left by….
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This plaque is displayed in a local cemetery at Kalkara, Malta.
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Plaque to comemorate the great Tommy cooper, unveiled by the one and only Sir Anthony Hopkins
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A wheelchair is left in the corner of the abandoned nursing home’s chapel, right under a commemorative stone plaque which proclaims in latin: / / “Jacobus prim antist paslet me posuit in honorem s joseph qui speciem habit apostolorum”
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Time traveller – English heritage plaque. / Shows a future date. Also shows that he must have died before he was born.
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mask and wall plaque brought back from my last trip to Venice
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The ” TJC touch” strykes ag’in…this time upon the core of all that we as “Bubblers” stand ‘fer Here is to all of my fellow “Bubblers across this “Aqua-Olive globe of ours’n: We stand: / • For artists / • For the work they create / • For the audiences they inspire / • For the buyers they move. / We honour them, their work and their passions. / The creative endeavour should be shared joyously with others. / All should
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The ” TJC touch” strykes ag’in…this time upon the core of all that we as “Bubblers” stand ‘fer Here is to all of my fellow “Bubblers across this “Aqua-Olive globe of ours’n: We stand: / • For artists / • For the work they create / • For the audiences they inspire / • For the buyers they move. / We honour them, their work and their passions. / The creative endeavour should be shared joyously with others. / All should
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The ” TJC touch” strykes ag’in…this time upon the core of all that we as “Bubblers” stand ‘fer Here is to all of my fellow “Bubblers across this “Aqua-Olive globe of ours’n: We stand: • For artists / • For the work they create / • For the audiences they inspire / • For the buyers they move. We honour them, their work and their passions. / The creative endeavour should be shared joyously with others. / All should feel free to join in the show.
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Excellent for a boy’s room door sign whose name is Travis and has a hankerin’ for ol locomotives…. ( can be requested blank or with appropriate namesake)
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Joshua 24:15 ‘As for me and my house, we will serve the Lord.’
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This is a picture of the plaque that sits on the very top of Mount Snowdon (1085 metres high). I took the Pyg track up and came down the Miner’s track. We were stupid as we set off at 1pm on the hottest day of the year – which was so silly…it made the walk/climb/scramble harder but well worth it when we reached the summit!!
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Three pieces of a wooden Buddah plaque.
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Extreme close-up of a sign-post for a Road/ street . / The road/ street sign-post is for ‘Armley Grange Drive LS12’. its THE nice part of Armley with nice well looked after homes and gardens, and very rustic. Its a good place to wander around for photographs. Focal length – 48mm / F/11
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Photographed 0n 7 March 2009 at Kensal Green Cemetery. This photograph is, as far as I can ascertain from the many damaged plaques embedded in the wall, above a crypt… I did discover a brick lined hole in the ground that appeared to go quite deep… I didn’t investigate too long but will be back! This colonade was until recently, extremely overgrown. It has been cleared out by people doing “Community Payback”. Unfortunately in the past, it has been subject to vandalism with memorials smashed and obscenities scratched into the pillars. Still, I think its a splendid space and another fascinating part of this incredibly interesting North West London Cemetery. Canon 10D / 1/250th sec @ f4.5 / 35-135mm lens @35mm / ISO 200
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Faith Sign/Plaque
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Photo taken at the War Memorial in Canberra, plaques showing the thousands of soldiers killed in action in different batlles around the world, this is only one side there are two walls oppsite each other.
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From my kitchen wall. :) A man may surely be allowed to take a glass of wine by his own fireside. / ~ Richard Brinsley Sheridan Days of wine and roses laugh and run away, / Like a child at play. / ~ Johnny Mercer
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mixed medium on wood / Original sold
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Adding some detail and finishing the plaque. I used a mix of lamp black oil paint and liquin to bring out the wording. Once that was dry I used a gloss varnish to coat the entire plaque adding an extra heavy coat to the pewter inlay. The eight numbered and signed pieces will be sold at the Annual 1928 Costume Ball with all of the proceeds going to help preserve this historic institution.
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Sées Cathedral (Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Sées) is a Roman Catholic cathedral, and national monument of France, in Sées (formerly also Séez) in Normandy.
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